F1 A square rod with dimensions 0.02 m x 0.02 m x 0.5 m is attached to a solid surface as shown. If the forces on the rod are too large, it will either crush or be sheared off where it is attached to the solid surface. If the rod can withstand either a maximum normal stress of 25 kPa or a maximum shear stress is 15 kPa, a)what is the largest allowable magnitude of F, (in N) if F,=0? b)what is the largest allowable magnitude of F, (in N) if F,=0? F,

F1 A square rod with dimensions 0.02 m x 0.02 m x 0.5 m is attached to a solid surface as shown. If the forces on the rod are too large, it will either crush or be sheared off where it is attached to the solid surface. If the rod can withstand either a maximum normal stress of 25 kPa or a maximum shear stress is 15 kPa, a)what is the largest allowable magnitude of F, (in N) if F,=0? b)what is the largest allowable magnitude of F, (in N) if F,=0? F,

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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